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sli:k1) ((of hair, an animal's fur etc) smooth, soft and glossy: The dog has a lovely sleek coat.) liso, lustroso2) (well fed and cared for: a sleek Siamese cat lay by the fire.) lustroso, impecable•- sleekly- sleekness
tr[sliːk]1 (hair, fur) liso,-a, lustroso,-a2 (appearance) impecable, elegante; (vehicle) de líneas elegantessleek ['sli:k] vtslick: alisarsleek adj: liso y brillanteadj.• liso y brillante adj.• liso, -a adj.• pulido, -a adj.• zalamero, -a adj.v.• suavizar v.sliːkadjective -er, -esta) ( glossy) <hair/fur> lacio y brillanteb) ( well-groomed) acicalado, pulcroc) (stylish, elegant) de líneas elegantes[sliːk]1.ADJ(compar sleeker) (superl sleekest) [hair, fur] lustroso; [person] (of general appearance) impecable; (in manner) zalamero, meloso; [boat, car] de líneas puras; [animal] gordo y de buen aspecto2.VT* * *[sliːk]adjective -er, -esta) ( glossy) <hair/fur> lacio y brillanteb) ( well-groomed) acicalado, pulcroc) (stylish, elegant) de líneas elegantes
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Sleekly — Sleek ly, adv. In a sleek manner; smoothly. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sleekly — sleek ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of hair or fur) smooth, glossy, and healthy looking. 2) wealthy and well groomed in appearance. 3) elegant and streamlined. ► VERB ▪ make (the hair) sleek by applying pressure or moisture. DERIVATIVES sleekly adverb sleek … English terms dictionary
sleekly — adverb in a sleek glossy manner the wet road was shining sleekly • Derived from adjective: ↑sleek … Useful english dictionary
sleekly — adverb see sleek II … New Collegiate Dictionary
sleekly — See sleek. * * * … Universalium
sleekly — adverb /sliːk.li/ In a sleek manner … Wiktionary
sleekly — adv. smoothly, shinily, glossily, lustrously, silkily … English contemporary dictionary
sleekly — ad. Smoothly, glossily, nicely, evenly … New dictionary of synonyms
sleekly — sleek·ly … English syllables
sleekly — See: sleek … English dictionary
feline — adjective Etymology: Latin felinus, from felis Date: 1681 1. of, relating to, or affecting cats or the cat family 2. resembling a cat: as a. sleekly graceful b. sly, treacherous c. stealthy • feline noun • fe … New Collegiate Dictionary